Revolut Rolls Out Its First Stablecoin EURR
The euro-backed EURR stablecoin is rolling out to eligible Revolut customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal, with a broader EEA expansion planned later this year.
Revolut is bringing a regulated euro stablecoin directly into its financial app, joining a growing number of major payment and financial companies building stablecoin infrastructure under Europe’s Markets in Crypto-Assets framework.
The fintech company confirmed on Aug. 26 that it had started rolling out EURR, a euro-denominated stablecoin designed to maintain a value of €1, following an initial announcement earlier in August. Eligible Revolut customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal are the first to receive access.
EURR Launches on Ethereum Under MiCA Framework
EURR is a euro-pegged e-money token issued by Bridge Building S.A., with reserves held and managed by the issuer. Bridge operates as a MiCA-regulated crypto-asset service provider (CASP) and electronic money institution under Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the CSSF.
Revolut is offering the stablecoin through Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd, its MiCA-regulated CASP supervised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.
The token is initially launching on Ethereum and is fully integrated into the Revolut app. Revolut also plans to add support for additional blockchain networks and enable transfers to external wallets, extending EURR beyond transactions within its own platform.
The initial rollout is limited to eligible customers in the three European markets, but Revolut expects to expand EURR to other European Economic Area countries later in 2026, subject to regulatory, operational and product readiness.
Revolut described the launch as part of a wider expansion of its digital asset services:
“With more functionality and features to follow, EURR isn’t a single listing or a side project. It’s part of a broader evolution of our crypto offering, designed to give customers more choice in how they engage with digital assets.”
Revolut Shifts Toward MiCA-Compliant Stablecoins
The EURR rollout comes as Revolut adjusts its stablecoin offering to Europe’s new regulatory environment. The company is withdrawing Tether’s USDt from the EEA and Switzerland, with remaining customer balances set to be converted into users’ base currencies after Aug. 31.
Rather than representing a one-off euro token, EURR is the first part of a broader stablecoin strategy. Revolut said it is developing stablecoins denominated in other currencies through separate regulatory pathways.
The model also illustrates how established financial platforms can integrate regulated stablecoins without becoming the underlying issuer themselves. EURR is issued by Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company acquired by Stripe for $1.1 billion in February 2025, while Revolut provides access through its consumer platform.
Stablecoins Move Further Into Mainstream Finance
EURR’s significance extends beyond the introduction of another euro-pegged token. Revolut brings stablecoin access into a mainstream financial platform, creating another bridge between conventional fiat services, crypto markets and blockchain wallets.
Euro-denominated stablecoins remain a smaller segment of the market compared with their US dollar counterparts. Integrating one directly into a large consumer finance platform could broaden their practical reach, particularly as European companies adapt their crypto products to MiCA.
The rollout also follows a wider expansion of Revolut’s crypto and banking operations. In July, the company connected its standalone Revolut X crypto exchange with third-party AI assistants, including Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw and Cursor, allowing users to analyze markets, create alerts and execute trades through natural-language prompts.
Revolut also received approval from the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority in March to launch Revolut Bank UK. In June, its US chief executive said the company’s planned American bank would offer stablecoin services alongside traditional banking products.
With EURR now entering users’ accounts and a wider EEA rollout planned, Revolut is moving stablecoins from a standalone crypto product toward a feature embedded within its broader financial infrastructure. The expansion could also provide an early indication of how MiCA-compliant stablecoins are incorporated into everyday financial services as Europe’s regulated digital asset market develops.
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